1694
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[DEC. 9

NOTICE.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, December 1, 1879.

WHEREAS it is enacted by "The Native Lands Act, 1873," that upon a request being made in that
behalf by the Land Claims Commissioner for the time being under "The Land Claims Settlement
Acts 1856, and 1858," to any Judge of the Court in any district established under the first-named Act, and
such Judge shall proceed as soon as conveniently may be in and towards the investigation and settlement
of such claims:

And whereas Charles Heaphy, Esq., V.C., has requested me to investigate and settle the claims of
the persons whose names appear in the first column of the Schedule hereunder written, to the pieces ot
land in the second column of the said Schedule, the boundaries being in the third column of the said
Schedule, and the places where the plans will be deposited for public inspection being in the fourth column
thereof:

Now, therefore, I, Francis Dart Fenton, Chief Judge of the Native Land Court, do hereby give notice
that a Court will be holden at Ohaeawai, Bay of Islands, on the 13th day of January, 1880, commencing
at ten of the clock in the forenoon, for the purpose aforesaid.

F. D. Fenton,
Chief Judge.

| Name of Claimant. | Block and District where
situate. | Boundaries. | Place where Plan
will be deposited
for public in-
spection. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deloitte and Stewart | Horeke, Hokianga | On the Hokianga River. Commences below the large stone near the old Wahitapu, and runs to the drain, and the inland boundary is the ridge of a hill. 1 acre 1 rood | |
| George Cooper | A piece of land at Hoki- anga | The boundaries are-Hokianga River, Mangaroa, Pukepapa, Te Waiote- puke, and Pukekauri. 603 acres | |
| John Murray | A piece of land at Hoki- anga | The boundaries are---Mangamuka River, Karai River, Toupatatai River, and the survey line from Karai River to Toupatatai River. 504 acres | |
| J. S. Odeland | Pipiro, Hokianga | The boundaries are Hokianga River, Pipiro River, thence to Tipata River, and thence to land claimed by James Scott Odeland, and also by Native land. 300 acres | |
| J. S. Odeland | Te Kauri, Hokianga | The boundaries are-Hokianga River, land claimed by James Scott Odeland, and also the Huatau River. 300 acres | |
| J. S. Odeland | Pateko, Hokianga | The boundaries are---Huatau river, land claimed by James Scott Odeland, and also Native land. 500 acres | |
| John Grant | Tarawawa, Hokianga | The boundaries are-Hokianga River and Pukiro River. On the Waihou River 50 acres | |
| G. T. Clayton | Hauahine, Kororareka | At the back of Kororareka Swamp. 2 acres 2 roods | |
| G. T. Clayton | Te Oneroa, Kororareka | Adjoining Hauahine, and thence running in a straight line to Paroa Bay. 3 acres | |
| G. T. Clayton | A piece of land at Ko- rorareka | Between Kororareka and the Oneroa Beach. Bounded on one side by Captain Brind's land, on other sides by Captain Clayton's land, and the inland boundary is the bank at One- roa. 8 acres | |
| John Evans | Waipari and Tokaka- pura, at Bay of Islands | The boundaries of the first piece are— a footpath along the ridge, 31 roods, to a burnt stump, and thence to a drain, 38 roods; goes to the sea, and thence to the commencing point. Of the second—118 yards is the length of one boundary, 77 yards that of another, and those of each of the other boundaries, 95 yards Of the third—to the South, salt-water; then to the East, fresh-water; and to the West a range. 30 acres is the total area of these three pieces | |

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed, can be seen at the Meetinghouse belonging to Heta Te Haara, Ohaewai.